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Going up the Aurelia from Riva Trigoso, when you reach the crossroads to go down to Moneglia, the view suddenly opens up over the bay of Moneglia, surrounded by the green of the woods and olive groves that surround it.

In this stretch the Aurelia gradually climbs with an average gradient of 5%-6%. Every now and then, some very suggestive views open up over the Gulf of Tigullio, with the promontory of Portofino as a backdrop.

Going up from Framura, you reach this large crossroads where, taking a left, you proceed towards the Passo del Bracco and, therefore, towards Sestri Levante. Keeping to the right, instead, you take the panoramic road towards Levanto.

Fine pebbles, public showers with desalinated water, beautiful coconuts and beautiful people 👙. Watch out for sea horses 🌊 🐎

Good campsite with shaded tent sites, 70s style bathrooms and free hot showers. Municipal shuttle bus to the beach with stop opposite.

Built at the end of the 17th century just outside the town, on the remains of a pre-existing building dedicated to Saint Peter, the dedication to the saint of Montpellier almost certainly occurred after the mournful pestilential period that struck Genoa and its republic in the 17th century. The building, which has maintained its original seventeenth-century appearance, has a single nave with an apse. Inside, behind the altar, a painting of San Rocco by the painter Victor E. Roverano, who painted during his stay in Italy in the 1930s.

From Framura to Monte San Agatha; a good 600 meters in altitude. The landscape changes from Mediterranean to rugged mountains. Descent to Levanto with many hairpin bends and practically no traffic, simply fantastic.